The Coopers of Long Hill

Document G.21 · find a grave memorial · transcription: verbatim

Find a Grave memorial 33310923 - John Annin, Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey

repository
Find a Grave
date
1824

What is transcribed: The whole memorial: header, family panel (two spouses, nine children, with memorial ids) and one headstone photograph. Its five Ancestry links: the SAR application is held (M.50); the Geneanet tree index, North America Family Histories, Census Reconstructed Records and the NJ Deaths and Burials Index are not, and are todos on p.765. The panel's 'Elizabeth Van Winkle Annin' is recorded as the memorial gives it; p.765 records the SAR application's 'Van Doren'.

People named

As writtenRoleIdentified asWhat this document says
John Annin deceased John Annin 1764–1824
birth: 1764
death: 12 Apr 1824, Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey
burial: Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey
Elizabeth Van Winkle Annin spouse
Mary Cooper Annin spouse Mary (Cooper) Cross/Annin 1780–1817
Phebe Annin Ayers child
William Annin child
Auletta Annin child
Sarah A Annin Harriott child
Jacob Van Doren Annin child
Elizabeth Annin Kline child
Jane Annin child
Mary Annin Freeman child
Joseph Annin child Joseph Annin 1816–1863

Transcription and notes

Family panel: - spouse: "Elizabeth Van Winkle Annin", 1766-1815, memorial 70798615 - spouse: "Mary Cooper Annin", 1780-1817, memorial 70798683 - child: "Phebe Annin Ayers", 1788-1870, memorial 10954390 - child: "William Annin", 1790-1872, memorial 57370440 - child: "Auletta Annin", 1791-1836, memorial 70798582 - child: "Sarah A Annin Harriott", 1794-1855, memorial 64978033 - child: "Jacob Van Doren Annin", 1796-1878, memorial 155892295 - child: "Elizabeth Annin Kline", 1798-1894, memorial 95395276 - child: "Jane Annin", 1807-1891, memorial 57367797 - child: "Mary Annin Freeman", 1809-1843, memorial 10958349 - child: "Joseph Annin", 1816-1863, memorial 57367911

Headstone photograph (lines that resolve):

IN memory of JOHN ANNIN [the date and age lines are illegible in this photograph]